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All of which are parts of the writing and thinking skillset, no?

• vehemenz 5mo ago
  Right. It can enhance that skillset. Are you suggesting it can’t? This wouldn’t be a plausible position.
  • 3form 5mo ago
    Rather that avoiding delegating it to LLM for these tasks helps you practice that skill. That said, I think it depends how you use it. You can learn from explanations, and you'd better avoid "rewrite this for me and do nothing else" kind of approach.
    • vehemenz 5mo ago
      Right, but the LLM can help you practice the skill too. Without the LLM, you're in a self-guided, autodidactical mode. Obviously, that can have its own advantages, but most people—but especially novices—aren't in a position to assess their skill level or their progress. The average person isn't going to magically get better at thinking or writing without formal training, or at least some direction.